I found you a dog

There are many books about dogs and cats being published, and we decided to release another one simply because it is written about something that is not very customary to write about: homeless animals. People understand that it is impossible to help everyone, and the endless requests for help that periodically arise on social media often begin to evoke a sense of guilt in us, followed by inevitable irritation. Here, the realization that the appearance of a dog in the house is not a story about heroism and great sacrifices, but primarily about joy, friendship, and a deeper acquaintance with oneself helps greatly. In Ksenia Kolosova's book, there are collected stories of dogs whose lives she, sometimes accidentally or by the will of fate, saved. But these are also stories of people, their lives - not always simple and not always what they expected when bringing a dog into their home. To a large extent, this book is a psychological portrait of both the dogs and their owners in various life situations. Practical advice and recommendations from a zoopsychologist; unforeseen, and sometimes unsolvable problems - what to do with them, whether they can be resolved, and if not, whom to turn to and how to behave - you will find all of this in this book.